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GoGo Curry
273 W 38th St (between Seventh and Eighth Aves)
Gramercy/Flatiron | Map212-730-5555
Subway: N, Q, R, W, 42nd St S, 1, 2, 3, 7 to 42nd St–Times Sq | Directions
PricesAverage curry: $6. Cash only.
Description
An homage to Yankee slugger Hideki Matsui’s jersey number rather than a ’60s flashback, “Go Go” (“five five”) is a Japanese chain dedicated to crispy meats (chicken cutlets, pork sausage, shrimp) over rice with a spicy sauce. At its stateside debut, chef Ronnel Rivera (Ramen King) mans the fryer in a tiny space filled with quirky decor like gorillacentric signage.
Hours
Daily 11am–10pm.
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GoGo Curry from the outside doesn't look like much. Too brightly lit and somewhat unromatic but you should take a risk and try the food because there is a pleasant surprise waiting for you. The chicken cutlet curry was amazing! An average meal is about $7; The place is clean and the staff although didn't speak much English were very nice and welcoming. We were in town from LA where we eat alot of Japanies curry and we have to say that this was one of the best Japanies curry meal we've tasted.
I eat go go curry twice a week. I am so addicted. Go on the 5th, 15th or 25th to get a free topping card. No one makes Katsu like Go Go Curry. Its the savory pork curry sauce that makes the difference. Once you take your first bite you'll never stop.